With a handsome man right in front of her, but she can only look and not touch? That's the most maddening thing for Bingtang after she started calling him "big brother."
Bingtang: The young master is brilliant and heroic, a rare talent among men. How could someone as humble as me ever presume to get close to him?
Ruan: Mm.
Bingtang: Even if I watched the autumn moon until my eyes went dim and waited until every flower had fallen, I wouldn't dare harbor the slightest improper thought about the young master.
Ruan: Mm.
Bingtang: My heart is filled with the young master's heroic figure. I worship him day and night. So... why not let me take a look at your heart, too? That would only be fair. Heh heh heh... (drooling)
Ruan: ...I don't think this has anything to do with my heart. You just don't want to keep your hands. (He mercilessly swats away her wandering hand.)
A scheming, deceitful woman vs. a gentle, secretly cunning man
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